Shinto altar with torii gate, crafted by artisans, perfect for storing talismans, amulets, and other items. Modern and simple, this Japanese cypress

Its simple design makes it a natural fit in a Western-style living room. It can also display sacred talismans, stamp books, and lottery tickets. The simple design of this kamidana makes it a natural fit in a Western-style living room. It's crafted using carefully selected, high-quality Japanese cypress, a premium building material. A torii gate stands in the center of the ofuda stand, creating a truly shrine-like atmosphere. Beyond the torii gate, which separates the secular world from the divine realm, you can securely enshrine ofudas, stamp books, and lottery tickets received from the shrine. The torii gate, a kind of gate that separates the sacred realm where gods reside from the secular world where humans live, is placed at the front. A hole has been drilled into the base, allowing the torii gate to be inserted for stability. This freestanding stand eliminates the need to drill holes in your home's walls. It can be placed on a shelf or dresser. Its compact design takes up little space. It is not waterproof, so when cleaning, simply lightly wipe off dust with a soft, dry cloth. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including as an amulet holder, a goshuin stamp book display, a sacred amulet display, a wooden amulet holder, an amulet case, for good luck, fortune, first shrine visit of the year, Shichi-Go-San visit, prayers for passing exams, exorcism of misfortune, prayers for safe childbirth, prayers for recovery from illness, prayers for victory, traffic safety, purification of new cars, safety of the home, safety at work, prosperity in business, safe travels, weddings, and many other prayers.